From: halloranc, panama city, panama
Is there any truth to this article at ALL? If the Trump Ocean club's only problem were inventory, why did they need to issue a bond in order to continue construction, while other projects met their pre-sale requirements and built with bank loans? I really hope the Trump project works, as it is the canary in the coal mine. If it fails, there will be a lot of trouble for the rest of Panama City's high end real estate projects. Worse, it may poison the water for future large-scale developments. But then again, maybe that's just what Panama needs?

From: Scott, Florida
We'll see if if the T.O.C. (1)really does sell out and (2)whether those buyers have cash and are not seeking financing and (3)if those same buyers make it to the closing table.

Ivanka was more than kind with her compilments "It’s got a great government" and "I’m impressed with their forward thinking". Maybe the beautiful Ivanka had a wink in her eye as she spoke these words.

Panama does need additional hotel capacity in the City. I am just unsure about the prospects for many dozens of other high-rises that are set for delivery along with the T.O.C. next year. These are certainly not sold-out yet and do not carry the Trump brand.

From: Zachary, Panama City
Well the buyers put up 30% of the purchase price in cash deposits and many don't need to borrow money to pay for their apartments. I believe that T.O.C. will be completed and delivered but not because of Donald Trump or the Trump name but rather because of the actual developers (K-Group and Roger Khafif) ability and financial committment to the project. This project is being marketed all over the world directly to strong buyers for the most part.